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This is a different category. Atmail sells hardware and software to allow people to start their own videomail server. They charge $4000 for the hardware and $2000 per year for the license. You would have unlimited users and 4000 hours of recording time.

Information from their site

The @Mail VideoMail Server is a complete package of the server-side hosting components for video-email messaging in @Mail. The server supports streaming of Video in the Flash video format (FLV), recording of videomail messages using the Webmail client of @Mail, and viewing of recorded messages for recipients via the Web using the bundled Video-player.

No extra client software installation is required to use the VideoMail feature, only the inbuilt Flash player which is included by default in the majority of web-browsers. The @Mail VideoMail server includes all the software to setup and maintain a complete VideoMail server. No extra licensing or Flash-server products required.

The VideoMail server comes in two packages depending on your requirements:

Appliance package: A complete hardware solution, simply install on your server rack and you can begin using the VideoMail service without any additional configuration. Pricing of the Appliance model costs $4,000 for a complete hardware solution that supports over 4,000 hours of recording, unlimited users and network streaming, creating an affordable solution at only $1 per hour of recorded video data.

Recurring Cost to maintain the VideoMail hardware license is $2,000 per year, which includes renewed technical support, new versions and support for the hardware platform

Standalone Package An alternate option is to purchase the @Mail VideoMail server as a standalone software package. This includes the complete download, which allows you to install the software on your own Linux platform and hardware infrastructure.

Note: A prerequisite of the VideoMail server is an existing installation of @Mail, either in the Webmail client or complete Mail-server mode